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Balancing Academics with Clinical as an early Faculty

Gabriella Ode, MD | Daniel Osei, MD, MSc, FAAOS January 13, 2022 As a young academic surgeon, balancing your early clinical practice and academic responsibilities can be challenging. In addition…

How Critical is Society Involvement?

11 Feb 202126 Apr 2021

Matthew D. Beal, MD | Cara A. Cipriano, MD, MSc | Joshua C. Patt, MD, MPH, FAAOS, FAOA February 11, 2021 This is a personal decision more than anything. For…

What’s the Best Way to Pick a Specialty: Orthopaedics or Otherwise!

2 Sep 202026 Apr 2021

Amiethab Aiyer, MD | Jonathan Kaplan, MD | Matthew Varacallo, MD September 2, 2020 Whether you are in college thinking ahead, or post-call from your surgery rotation, making the decision…

Research During Your First Years in Practice…Ready, Set, Go!

27 Feb 202026 Apr 2021

Matthew Beal, MD February 27, 2020 As a young attending, it can be daunting to get all of your missions off the ground as you start a new job. Keep…

How To Get Involved as a Young Faculty Member

31 Oct 201926 Apr 2021

Matthew Beal, MD October 31, 2019 When you get started, first and foremost, you need to get your clinical workflow organized. However, once this starts to happen, most young faculty…

Strategies For Success on the Oral Boards

24 Jul 201926 Apr 2021

Cara Cipriano, MD | Joshua Patt, MD, MPH, FAOA July 24, 2019 Are you worried about taking your oral boards? You are not alone! We all remember the stress of…

Welcome to Sounds From The Training Room

31 May 201926 Apr 2021

William Levine, MD June 1, 2019 My name is Dr. William Levine and I am passionate about mentoring! So, I am pleased to welcome you to the newest resource in…

Developed as a complementary resource to the Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (JAAOS®), “Sounds from the Training Room” is dedicated to furthering the education of young orthopaedic surgeons with insights into residency transitions, medical school success, attending physician involvement, and more.

The JAAOS Mentorship Consortium is comprised of orthopaedic surgeons representing the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), JAAOS, the AAOS Resident Assembly and OrthoMentor, an Instagram channel developed to provide information on a range of issues facing young orthopaedic surgeons today.